at least five dead, 130,000 people must evacuate

Humans are not the only ones to suffer from fires. Several shelters in Los Angeles welcome animals in distress, burned or injured.

“We have taken in more than 300 animals due to the evacuations and staff and volunteers are working around the clock to provide them with care,” says a reception center in Pasadena, east of Los Angeles.

“We are starting to see many burned or injured animals arriving. These animals are treated in our intensive care unit. We give them painkillers, wound care, fluids and oxygen if necessary,” he said. he on Instagram.